Stuart Townend - Immanuel

^DFrom the squalor of a bo^Grrowed s^Atable^D, By the spirit and a v^Girgin's f^Aaith; ^DTo the anguish and the s^Ghame of s^Acandal ^DCame the Saviour of the h^Guman ra^Dce! ^DBut the sk^Gies were f^Dilled, with the pra^Gise of he^Bmav'n, ^F#mShepherds li^Dsten as the a^Angels tell Of the G^Gift of ^DGod, come d^Gown to m^Bman ^GAt the d^Dawning of Imm^Aanuel^D

^DKing of heaven now the F^Griend of^A sinn^Ders, Humble servant in the^G Father's^A hands, ^DFilled with power and th^Ge Holy Sp^Airit, ^DFilled with mercy for the^G broken^D man ^DYes he wal^Gked my r^Doad, and He ^Gfelt my p^Bmain, ^F#mJoys and sor^Drows that I k^Anow so well; Yet His ^Grighteous ^Dsteps, give me ^Ghope ag^Bmain - ^GI will f^Dollow my Imma^Anuel!^D

^DThrough the kisses of a ^Gfriend's^A betr^Dayal, He was lifted on a cr^Guel cross^A; ^DHe was punished for a wo^Grld's tra^Ansgressions, ^DHe was suffering to save ^Gthe los^Dt ^DHe ^Gfights for ^Dbreath, He ^Gfights fo^Bmr me ^F#mLoosing sinn^Ders from the ^Aclaims of hell; And w^Gith a s^Dhout, our s^Gouls are ^Bmfree - ^GDeath de^Dfeated by Imm^Aanuel^D!

^DNow He's standing in the^G place of ^Ahon^Dour, Crowned with glory on^G the high^Aest throne, ^DInterceding for His ^Gown bel^Aoved ^DTill His Father calls to^G bring th^Dem home! ^DThen the s^Gkies will ^Dpart, as the ^Gtrumpet s^Bmounds ^F#mHope of heav^Den or the ^Afear of hell; But the ^GBride w^Dill run, to her ^GLover's ^Bmarms, ^GGiving g^Dlory to ^AImman^Duel!